County Board Discusses Canyon Road Photos for Irrigation Congress
County commissioners met in regular session to address taxes, road matters, and public aid. They approved photographing Canyon Road for the Irrigation Congress proceedings and listed deputy appointments, coal for the poor, and smallpox ward arrangements as key actions.
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Joseph Stanford
Williams. Wilson
J¢xse
Fowers
ET. Hulaniski
C. BR. Hollingsworth
IL DB. Forbes
E. C. Erb
Twenty-second
Florence Shiells
Joseph B. Wallace
Jesse Fowera
National Livestock Association
Portland
Oregon
Khan Stanfor
Glasimani
Stanford
Board of County Commissioners
Box Elder County
Weber County
Hox Elder County
Forbes
State Board of Horticultura
Jos. A. Taylor
Roy
Hooper
Stanford and
Fowera
BE. Clark & Sona Co
Browning Bros. Co
BO Guden General Hospital
Abel, C. Dunbar
Inquest
Dee-Stanford Shoe Co
Chas, C. Keller
Poor
Utah Light & Power Co
G. W. Larkin & Son, Poor
Hertian Voss
Road
Sceaeee Soo Chas, Thompson
A. E. Winberg
Win
N. Lowder
Csseee
John van Zweden
Jos. Hogue
Sveasereeea
Stimpson
Ezra Richardson
Harry I. Shibley
J. W. Wilcox & Coy Poor
Ttandall
Wilson
Deserees
Sjohn Olmes
Madson
Skelton Publishing Co
W. St. Molmes
P. Gibson
Scoville Press
David Crowther
Jacob Gibson
Aesace
Summerill Stove Repair Co
E. A. Olsomye Poor
Ccesseeeaee
Trike & Jones
A. Peterson
Vee Resene
Johnson
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Municipal court notes and minor case run
A morning session before Judge Howell hears many minor offenses. Gee W Stevens pleads guilty to mendicancy and receives fifteen days. Philip Lowery pleads not guilty to petit larceny after stealing a directory from Bismark salon and trying to sell it at Crock Eells books. Jack Murphy pleads guilty to drunkenness and is granted a suspended sentence after prior arrest and a train incident. Hal fined five dollars.
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Gee. W. Stevens
Philip Lowery
Ile
Bismark
Ilutehina
Crock ‘Ell
Dom Platt
New York
Ife
Jack Murphy
Hal
Hats and showy society in old city life
A Philadelphia Press item describes hat trade tricks and a clerk's scheme to profit from discarded hats by cleaning and re selling them for profit. It contrasts show people and showy people in England, noting display driven social climbing and extravagant dress.
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Bushelman
South Street
Philadelphia
England
Women protest Apostle Smoot seat in U S Senate
Washington audience of Inter-denominational Congress of Women condemns Senator Reed Smoot’s ties to the Mormon Church. Preambles declare church state fusion a threat to the constitution and call all Americans to protest to their own senators. Resolutions signed by leaders of mothers and women groups urge prompt action.
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Oep Epi Ag
The
Church of Latter-day Saints
Reed Smoot
Utah
United States
Senate
Apostle Sect
Frederic Scholl
National Congress of Mothers
Clara I. Hoach
National Women's Union of the
District of Columbia
Margaret Dye Lilis
Noted Society Fits Deceit and Disappointment
A fragment notes that society life may be described as deceitful and disappointing, with offense taken at minimal provocation and vindictiveness described as impingible.
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London
Battery crime tale from Kansas City journal
An account from the Kansas City Journal describes a staged theft technique where a woman uses a purse and satchel trick to obtain nickels from a conductor. The narrative outlines handling the satchel, belt buckle, and purse to simulate a theft scene.
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Richard AVaguoys and the mystic thirteen in life
The text links the number thirteen to Richard AVaguoys birth in 1813, a funerary sum equal to thirteen, and a name whose letters align with his family name to total thirteen. It notes his completion of Tann Lauser on April 13, 1860 and its first performance on March 13, 1861, then records his death on February 15, 1885, tying his life to the repeated motif.
A Teacher Tests Yeast Kingdom in Class
A teacher asks students to name the kingdom of yeast after explaining yeast growth. A child volunteers and prompts another student to answer. The moment captures classroom interaction and curiosity about biology.
Unclear fragment hints at July event with Chita
The readable text fragment suggests a July date and a person named Chita involved in an event, but details are missing.
Rooster Plea Sparks Bizarre Damaged Dialogue
Fragmentary exchange shows Puck lamenting a rooster with a fiery, impossible love. The lines mix affection and danger as the speaker jokes about fire and water. A surreal, comic snippet hints at a comical rural scene and odd poultry emotions.
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Puck
Reporter Seeks Access Desperate Tactic To Meet Millionaire
A reporter blocked from entering the home of a wealthy American on a key issue seeks aid from two senators who are personal friends. Armed with the senator’s card he gains entry but the millionaire recalls sixteen reporters had already called that day and all were refused. The visitor claims to be the sixteenth.
Nantucket Tales Recalled In Quaker Paraphrases
A Nantucket book includes familiar stories for readers who love regional lore. The collection rephrases classic narratives in Quaker style, preserving local voice and historic flavor.
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Nantucket
Frank Cody Guilty of Unwarranted Assault
Frank Cody, about 27, resident of Twentieth Street, allegedly accosted Edith B Seaman in a drunken state. Police arrested Cody at his home after Seaman notified authorities. he admits addressing her but denies criminal intent and is to be arraigned after a complaint is sworn.
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Twentieth Street
Jeffersons
Madison
Edith B. Seaman
Rocky “Mountain
Bell
Miss. Jeaman
Browning
Captain Brown
Pender
Cody
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Misk Seaman
Ife
Ace
The Actor’s Mouth Twisted by Expression and Style
The article discusses how actors mouths tend to turn to one side or the other due to habitual expression and the effects of grotesque mugezings. It notes both comic and serious actors show this characteristic, a trait also seen among top opera singers, with examples withheld.
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Atouth
London Tatler
Sex Feculiarities and Streetcar Dramas
A fragment describes a man racing a train then leaving safely as a form of human oddity. It adds a brief anecdote about a woman on a streetcar opening a gatchel to take out a purse, implying observational humor about gendered behavior.
Quaker Teaching Aid Reworks Day Names On Blackboard
A Quaker schoolmaster posted on the board a strange couplet about time that substitutes week names for mythic ones. The line Treauty fadeth goon echoes old lore while linking to a tale of Robinson Crusoe and his good man "Sixth Day" in class.
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Good Old Town
Treauty
Robinson Crusoe
Precocious Bobby Questions School From Mother
Detroit Free Press reports a child named Bobby asking if he must attend school. His mother affirms the requirement while Bobby presses for reasons, recalling a prior family conversation.
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Bobby
Detroit Free Press
Figures It Out Knothold Sale Not Whole
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press notes a riddle about a knot being sold as not whole when only a part of the knot is excluded. The exchange frames a humorous logic puzzle about partial completeness.
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Jolk
Jolk the Anster
Philadelphia Press
In the Hands of Many Wealth 3 Harp in Hoofs of an Ass
Fragmentary note references Martin Lather and a phrase about wealth and power. The readable bits depict a metaphorical scene of control and burden, with unclear context or full sentences making specifics indeterminant.
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Martin Lather
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